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Low fat diet
What is dietary fat? • Use low fat cooking methods like
Fat is a major source of fuel for the body. grilling, poaching or baking instead of
It provides our body with important frying.
vitamins and essential fatty acids. Fat is • Trim visible fat from meat, remove
usually important as part of a general chicken skin and avoid high fat
healthy diet. processed meats like salami,
sausages or deli meats.
Why start a low fat diet? • Use oil and butter sparingly – try a
Your doctor may recommend a low fat cooking oil spray instead.
diet if you are having trouble digesting or • Choose low fat dairy options.
absorbing fat or have gallstones or • Limit high fat takeaway foods.
pancreatitis. You can reduce the amount
of fat you eat by avoiding high fat foods If you are losing weight without trying
and choosing lower fat options. It is still when following a low fat diet, have more
important to enjoy a wide variety of low fat, high protein high energy foods
nutritious foods from each of the food and drinks such as:
groups. • Skim milk with extra skim milk powder
• Baked beans, canned tuna (no oil)
Which foods are high in fat? • More lean meat or chicken (e.g.
• Butter, margarine, cream and oils chicken breast, lean mince)
• Fried foods and fatty meats • Bread or crumpet with honey or jam
• Pastries, cakes, pies and chocolate • Low fat yoghurt, custard, ice-cream,
soy milk, sorbet
How do I reduce my fat intake? • Fruit juice, cordial, soft drinks, lollies
• Include plenty of fresh fruit,
vegetables and legumes as most of If weight loss continues, please
these foods are fat free. contact your dietitian.
This is a consensus document from Dietitian/ Nutritionists from the Nutrition Education Materials Online, "NEMO", team.
Disclaimer: www.health.qld.gov.au/global/disclaimer Developed: May 2019
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FOOD GROUP Lower fat - INCLUDE High fat - AVOID
Bread, cereals, • Breakfast cereals • Toasted cereals or muesli
rice, pasta, • Plain breads including white, • Cereals containing coconut,
noodles wholemeal, wholegrain, rye seeds or nuts
• Fruit loaf • Turkish or focaccia bread
• Plain boiled pasta, low fat noodles • Croissants, donuts, muffins,
and rice pastries, cakes, muesli bars,
• Plain sweet biscuits or low fat chocolate or cream biscuits
savoury crackers e.g. Arrowroot, • Fried rice, instant noodles
Wheatmeal, Ryvita or Premium • Pasta dishes with cream or
cheese sauces
Fruit • All fresh, frozen or tinned fruit • Avocado, olives, coconut or
except those listed coconut milk/cream
Vegetables • All vegetables (steamed, raw, • Vegetables cooked in fat e.g.
boiled or baked without fat) chips
• Salads with creamy or oily
dressing
Milk, yoghurt, • Skim milk or reduced fat milk • Full cream milk or regular soy milk
cheese and (fresh, powdered or long life) • Fresh cream or sour cream
alternatives • Low fat soy milk • Evaporated or condensed milk
• Low fat evaporated milk • Full cream yoghurt, ice-cream or
• Low fat yoghurt, ice-cream or custard
custard • Cream cheese or cheese spread
• Low fat ricotta or cottage cheese • Full fat cheeses
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Meat, fish, • Lean meat with all visible fat • Full cream milk or regular soy milk
poultry, eggs, trimmed • Fresh cream or sour cream
legumes and • Chicken with no skin • Fatty meats e.g. sausages,
meat • Lean mince salami, bacon, luncheon
substitutes • Limit 1 egg per day (poached, • Fried chicken, chicken nuggets or
boiled or scrambled, no added fat) chicken kiev
• Lean sandwich meats (chicken, • Crumbed or battered fish
turkey or ham) • Tinned fish in oil
• Fish & seafood cooked by low fat • Fried eggs
method (grill, poach or bake) • Nuts
• Tinned fish in brine or spring
water, 98% fat free flavoured tuna
or salmon
• Legumes e.g. baked beans, chick
peas, lentils
• Tofu – not fried
Fats • Limit extra fat to a total of 1 • Butter, margarine, cooking oils,
tablespoon per day (includes mayonnaise, copha, ghee, lard
butter, margarine, cooking oils, and oily/creamy salad dressings
mayonnaise, copha, ghee, lard •
and oily/creamy salad dressings)
This is a consensus document from Dietitian/ Nutritionists from the Nutrition Education Materials Online, "NEMO", team.
Disclaimer: www.health.qld.gov.au/global/disclaimer Reviewed: May 2019
Copyright: www.health.qld.gov.au/global/copyright-statement Due for review: May 2021
FOOD GROUP Lower fat - INCLUDE High fat - AVOID
Drinks, snacks • Water • Milo, drinking chocolate, full fat
and extras • Coffee and tea made with low fat flavoured milk
milk • Chocolate, caramels, fudge
• Low fat flavoured milk • Hot chips, potato crisps, corn
• Juices, soft drinks, cordials, chips, nuts or buttered popcorn
mineral water, beer, wine, spirits • Pastries
• Boiled lollies, jelly beans, • Dips
marshmallows, chewing gum, • Peanut butter, Nutella
Minties, snakes, toffee, plain • Coconut milk or cream
liquorice • Sauces made with oil, cream or
• Jams, marmalades, honey cheese e.g. satay sauce, pesto
• Unbuttered popcorn • Deep fried and takeaway foods
• Tomato sauce, BBQ sauce, mint such as pizza, spring rolls and
sauce, cranberry sauce, soy hamburgers
sauce, sweet chilli sauce, tomato
salsa, relish, low fat gravy
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For further information contact your dietitian or nutritionist: _____________________
This is a consensus document from Dietitian/ Nutritionists from the Nutrition Education Materials Online, "NEMO", team.
Disclaimer: www.health.qld.gov.au/global/disclaimer Reviewed: May 2019
Copyright: www.health.qld.gov.au/global/copyright-statement Due for review: May 2021
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